He didn't go to high school for 2 reasons. High schools didn't exist in the 1700's and he was only in school until he was 7 or 8 years old when his father pulled him out. His father put him in an apprenticeship with a candle maker and then later with his brother as a printer.
As a child, he attended Boston Latin School but did not graduate; he continued his education through voracious reading. Although "his parents talked of the church as a career" for Franklin, his schooling ended when he was ten.
He went to Boston Latin School before he, for financial reasons, transferred to Mr. George Brownell's School for Writing and Arithmetic. His father pulled him out to work in the family business making candles because the large Franklin family needed the money. He educated himself during his spare time. He later received honorary degrees from Harvard, Yale, University of St. Andrews (Scotland; Doctor of Laws), and Oxford (for science). It was only after that that he allowed himself to be called 'Dr. Franklin'.
he went to boston latin school. when he was 7-8 his dad pulled him out of school and taught himself
He attended the Boston Latin school until 7-8 years old and then his father pulled him out to apprentice with a candlemaker. Eventually, he became an apprentice to his brother a printer.
He didn't he was self taught
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Benjamin Franklin.
Benjamin Franklin was eager to have George Washington attend the Constitutional Convention because Franklin planned to nominate Washington for presidency there. The nomination, however, was put forth by the Pennsylvania delegation first.
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He did not attend a school he learned from his own life experiences.
Ben Franklin didn't attend college.
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Benjamin Franklin.
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Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Ben Franklin attended the constitutional convection as governor.
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Benjamin Franklin was eager to have George Washington attend the Constitutional Convention because Franklin planned to nominate Washington for presidency there. The nomination, however, was put forth by the Pennsylvania delegation first.
Benjamin Franklin did not attend college. He started out as a printing apprentice for his brother at the age of 12.
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He did not attend a school he learned from his own life experiences.